The latest shipment of clinical consumables and medical equipment donated by the Welsh government to Namibia arrived in the country recently.
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NUST Ohangwena campus in limbo
The establishment of the Namibia University of Science and Technology satellite campus in the Ohangwena region remains uncertain, despite the institution already registering a high number of students for this academic year.
Ombudsman to get more teeth soon
Namibia’s Ombudsman, Basilius Dyakugha has taken a dig at Cabinet ministers who use their positions and sensitive information to enrich themselves and their cronies.
Sioka demands justice for Okongo ‘abuse victim’
The suffering and eventual death of a 13-year-old girl from the Ohangwena region came to the attention of the gender equality minister who expressed anger at the ordeal and the handling of the case.
Farmers demonstrate against asparagus, weather station
On Friday, farm owners and some residents of Etunda and surrounding areas in the Omusati region held a demonstration to call for the closure of the Otjimbele asparagus operation at the Etunda green scheme.
Liswani: Policies should impact lives of women
Katrina Liswani believes the advancement of women should not be seen as undermining or being done at the expense of men.
Self-confessed rapist gets new lawyer
Jeremia van Wyk, a Windhoek resident who confessed to abducting, kidnapping and raping a five-year-old minor, has been allocated a new legal aid lawyer after his previous lawyer died.
Russian embassy on Ukraine political situation
Last week, New Era published an article ‘Ukraine: Namibian students stay put’, about the ministry of international relations cautioning Namibian students in Ukraine to stay put while the government is monitoring the political situation as tensions between Ukraine and Russia increased.
//Kharas aggrieved at farmworker killing
Residents of the //Kharas region reacted with shock and disbelieve at the seemingly senseless killing of a farmworker, Edmund Mutete from Area 7, Lὓderitz who has been assaulted and left to die in the field.
Namibia surpasses 4 000 Covid deaths…vaccine resistance remains a concern
Namibia over the weekend surpassed the 4 000 Covid-19 death mark, showing an indication the pandemic is still claiming lives, even though numbers of fatalities have decreased and regulations have been relaxed.